Anyone watch that Juice Wrld documentary? "Into The Abyss"

[klutch2381]

He seemed to have a death wish, and had a shyt load of enablers around him. At one point in the documentary they were like Ally stopped him from doing lean. And ? He was still on everything else and she was doing coke and shyt right in front of him. She wasn’t a good influence either. It was sad, because he had a lot of talent.

 

[re'up]

watched a few minutes, exploitative and depressing. Circle of enablers.

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

shyt weird how people will have compassion for 1 dope fiend and zero for the majority of the rest

 

[Dad]

Yup & I hated his cac bytch

 

[Arcavian]

2 Hours of watching dude do drugs

 

[Swirv]

shyt weird how people will have compassion for 1 dope fiend and zero for the majority of the rest

If the other fiends were talented they might get some sympathy.

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

If the other fiends were talented they might get some sympathy.

And he was "talented?" ​

 

[Swirv]

And he was "talented?" ​

To his fans. I know only what was played mainstream, so I can’t answer that question.

 

[ISO]

And he was "talented?" ​

Very and I’m not even a fan of his music.

 

[BeBorn]

Good doc definitely never listen to him much but he was a good freestyler too many yes man and i blame his junkie girlfriend too....he was a cool dude and kept drugs

 

[tinnyskillz]

Dude was mad talented. Like if he was never on drugs he really would have been a problem in the music industry. He always freestyled effortlessly, and you can tell he was a true fan of hip hop, and other genres of music to.

This song from the doco is dark, and kind of eerie but is a great display of the talent he had

 

[Escobar305]

Parents deserve some blame too putting him on them drugs early for supposed ADHD

 

[klutch2381]

It’s lowkey fascinating that the music industry itself is enamored by artists that seem to have an endless reserve of music they can produce at a moment’s notice (e.g., Prince, and as deviant as he may be — I’ve heard people talk about R.Kelly in awe of his ability to produce 3-4 different versions of a song off the cuff, in rap dudes like Pac, Young Thug, Juice World, et al). Making music is “hard.” Making music that people love and connect with is even harder and no matter how creative a person might be — there’s normally a point where that well runs dry (with some exceptions). There’s a reason why someone like Drake has a whole team of writers behind him. It’s not because he’s just some naturally magnanimous person that loves splitting his money up. With how Juice crafted and created music, and generated a whole movement — he was definitely very talented.

 

[Thelonious Napz]

His entire entourage were enablers and addicts their damn selfs, smh. Kid never stood a chance.

 

[50CentStan]

Everyone around him was a scumbag. Most of all his wacc ass bytch